IronBast

IronBast is a French association dedicated to making the emotions and benefits of sport accessible to people with disabilities. Founded by Bastien Bulit, who lives with Hunter syndrome type II, the organization promotes running as a way to foster inclusion, confidence, and personal achievement. Its work enables people with reduced mobility to take part in well-known races with adapted equipment, including a joëlette, a chair designed for mobility on sporting routes. IronBast also develops its own events to raise public awareness and demonstrate that sporting participation can be open to everyone, regardless of physical challenges.

The association invites supporters to contribute financially or volunteer with its teams, and welcomes collaboration with partners who share its values of solidarity, kindness, and sharing. Through its projects and community engagement, IronBast seeks to help participants run with pride, take on inspiring challenges, and experience the excitement of sport. Based in Paulhiac, France, the association shares information about its mission, projects, and ways to get involved through its website.